Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-03-26
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Mr.. Aiteheira baby has been quita i'll for week.
Hon. II. s. Granger was quite sick the arst OF
the week.
Mrs. ". II. Brady has been quite III the past
two weeks.
D. A. Biekford Is on on tripzto Loyal county
where he may decide to locate.
j. E. Kelley, ofMcCook, Sch, a former resident
I OF Phillipsburg, was in the city this week
Alrs- Todd, former resident Of this place, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. VI Young.
/ DR.. Benjamin, Of Logan, was in Philiipsburg
this week attending court
Mrs II. Wallace is now visiting with her sister,
/ Mrs. W. II. Mcbride, at Osborne.
/ Uncle sam Plotner called a few uirutes last
week as is his custom about once year.
Judge l. X Pratt was promptly on hand Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Minard, County Superintendent or smith
County, Is in town visiting relatives and friends
Rev. MeFadden left on last Monday to attend
I the NJ T. Conference at Ellsworth.
John V. Close, Of. Edmund, Kans-, is In town
this week visiting friends and relatives.
The live representative Of the Topeka Common
wealth was here this week and put in bid for a
power press for this oface.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hanna, Of Osborne. were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Jacbob NIPps, OF this city, the first
Of the week.
Vim. Bissen went to Baldwin City the first Of
the week. He accompanied his daughter Myrtle
who has entered college there.
James Gnshrist, one Of Philips county's sub
stantal citizens and farmers, was friendly caller
at this Office last Monday
Misses Maud VanLoan and Jennie Atchisoa,
both school teachers in this county, were visiting
friends ia this city LAST week.
L. A. Champlin has bought his partners inter
est-O. ". Bickford-in the live stock business
and viii hereafter N anage it alone.
J. N. Flesher, Of Belmont Township, was a wei
/ come caller at the HERALD office ON Tuesday. He
says a little rail would not hurt anything now.
j. H. Newell, who removed from wyoming Ter
ritory recently, is building a new house on his
farm one mile south east Of town His family
arrived on Monday.
Mr.. T. j. Scott one Of the good farmers OF this
county was a caller on Wednesday. He says he
has seen the wheat prospects better but after all
/ lie thinks there viii be fun crop.
/ Ellis c. ShawEey, Of Tlonesta, Pa, son OF Is
quire shawzey near this place. viii arrive the last
! OF this month and viii be employed as Teller in
the Phillips County Bank.
/ W. L. Goddard has finally got moved into his
/ city residence. We notice he has been masking
! substantial Improvements about the premises
a wind mill is one Of the latest additions.
r. r. AIcCauly, of Hillside, good honest Green
/ hacker, made u8 a call last Monday. He cougrat-
ulated the new editor on the friendly sentiments
toward the farmers and Iaboring classes expressed
in our saIutatory.
Mrs. Lillian b. Bonar, of Philipsburg, arrived
. 1t the family mansion Of Rev. J. N. Batchelder
last Friday morning and viii make quite an ex-
tended visit among friends here Her sister from
Iowa is expected next week.-Osborne journal.
An agent of the Lombard Investment Company,
of Kansas City was III town last Saturday and sun
day. He travels all over Kansas and says he likes
this part Of the State, including Phillips county,
I as well as any part OF the State.
H. AIoulton, j A shattuck, E. L. Keckley, N.
H. John and Chas. W. Hull, all of Kirwin, called
in a body On Wednesday and paid their respects
. to the HERALD. The prOprieLors were not in but
/ found their cards. Call again gentlemen.
John Kendrew, of Freedom Township, made
social and business call at the HERALD eaice On
Tuesday. He says the prospects for wheat ceop
I are good. He has been resident Of this county
nine years and is highly pleased with the country.
A. G. Hays, Esq, President Of the Farmers Ez-
/ change Bank of Long Island, favored this Office
with Il call on Wednesday. He is one Of the most
prominent importers OF me stock in Northern
I Kansas and is wen known throughout this part of
. the State as successful business man.
The HERALD's good friend, A. G. Mende. of
Walnut Township, called on Thursday and PIT
this Office under renewed obligations 10 him, He
| says farmers in the north part OF the county are
farther advanced with their spring work than usual
I this time of year. Mr.. Mende is one of the old
I settlers and has done well in Phillips county.
The following named '.foreigu attomeys7 have
/ been, this week, attending District Court now in
/ session at this place: ". II. Mcbride, Osborne,
/ Eans., a. c.. Mcbride, Oberiu, kan, S. Il. Brad
/ ley and W. C. DonCarlOs, Eirwiu, Kan. A. C.
/ Uays, Long Island Kan. r. u. shearer and J. B
/ B0dweII, Logan, Kan.